# OneClick (ClickWrap)

The **OneClick** functionality of ZapSign, also known as **clickwrap agreements**, is a solution designed exclusively for our API that allows capturing signers' consent with a single click. This method simplifies the acceptance of simple and low-risk documents, offering a fast, seamless, and fully integrated experience.

### **What is Clickwrap or OneClick?**

Clickwrap is a method used to obtain digital acceptance of terms and conditions. Instead of requiring a traditional signature, users confirm their consent by clicking a checkbox and the "Sign" button. This method is widely recognized as legally valid for standard agreements.

In ZapSign's API, it is also possible to request a signature design to add an extra layer of security.

### **What is OneClick used for?**

OneClick is specifically designed for simple documents that involve low risk, such as the following examples:

* Terms and conditions
* Acceptance of personal data processing
* Privacy policies
* Disclosures
* Other similar documents requiring simple acceptance

### **Advantages of using OneClick**

* **Seamless integration**: OneClick allows embedding agreements directly into web pages or applications, providing a smooth and uninterrupted user experience.
* **Simplicity**: Captures user consent with a single click, without the need for complex processes.
* **Efficiency**: Ideal for situations where quick and legally valid acceptance is sufficient to meet requirements.
* **Legal validity of the document**: Documents signed with OneClick include a signature report, which contains signer information such as:
  * Name
  * Email
  * Phone number
  * IP address
  * Device used

Continue reading the next section to learn [how to create a document via upload for a simplified signing experience (OneClick).](https://docs.zapsign.com.br/english/documentos/oneclick/criar-documento-oneclick)


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